Princess Arabia

I swear this song is the Poster Song of the Universe. It blends in perfectly with the sound I'm hearing.

Is this really the sound of the Universe speaking. If you say yes, i'm going to cry. Can you also feel the emptiness of space? Describe it.

I love this rendition. If you listen closely at the 2:18:00/2:19:00 marker, that sounds a lot like the sound i'm referring to. Just hear it without the voice singing and imagine it a few pitches higher and more drawn out. This song gives me goosebumps.

I've just started to pay closer attention to this Content VS Structure concept/model, whatever it's called. Like an end-result can be the same but the contents are different and that is determined by your state of being. I would like to watch that video again to better understanding of it. I'm seeing how this is noticeably different (the contents) depending on how the mind operates, how ire it is and it's level of consciousness. Thanks for posting as it reminded me.

The Extremist. Please do 100,000 approaches before seeing results. You need 50,000 yrs of so and so worth of experience. Lol. Love you, Leo.

No, it doesn't sound like that. I'm listening to the sound and listening to this side by side and it doesn't sound like this. This is too deep and bass-like. This sound is more of a higher pitch.

It's humming loudly tonight.

That was a song with someone singing. Don't know how that's related.

This had me rolling. Rofl.

It's hard for me to recommend commercial products to people like skin care as I stay away from most of them, especially the popular ones. Like I said in my skin routine post, I oil cleanse. I also, which I didn't mention there, use plain yogurt to wash my face or even milk. So if you're asking me to recommend a commercial face cleanser, I don't think I can, especially for men. I can, though, recommend maybe certain brands that are not that main stream for you to go to their website to see their products and if they offer what you're looking for. TRUVANI Dr. Ben Kim A healthy Life - Markus.......?? ( forgot his last name but YT this and go on his channel in the about section for his products Coconut Mama (She just started a brand, but I forgot the brand name for her product line. Just YT and do the same) That's all i can think of off hand at the moment. These are all toxic-free products of high quality.

You have exaggerated my point, I'm not even speaking about a very vast amount of fruits and I don't think you can overdose on veggies. The fruit consumption I'm referring to is not about an insanely human amount, vast yes, but not insanely amount. You even said "force it down" as if you needed to make your point clear by using exaggerated terms. I dismiss myself from this conversation as I've made it a pact with myself to not contend with anyone about nutrition anymore. Those days are over as I was heavily into that years ago and saw that it gets quite draining and not necessarily productive as people tend to stick with their original stance on it if an advice, information or suggestion isn't coming from an expert.

It's bad. I know. I've already in the past did research on most of those ingredients. Parabens and edta especially. Not sure about tocopherols. You cannot trust the marketers because, of course they want to sell their products and you cannot trust the FDA or whoever big organization that's in charge of recommending a products's safety.

Yes exactly. Are you hearing it now? It's very loud tonight. Silently loud. Like a screeching whisper. Loudest I've heard it.

Yeah, it was an observational insight. 😜

The irony is that this is also an intellectual insight.

Lawyer: Your honor, my client is very distraught because his gf threw chocolate in his face. Judge: 10yrs for the defendant for disrupting my courtroom with this nonsense, and $4 fine for the plaintiff for wasting food.

I'm not a nutritionist but my knowledge on food and nutrition is a little bit more extensive than just the normal common advice to eat your fruits and veggies. (I could be wrong here so this is just my educated opinion). I don't think the part about having as much as you want when it comes to fruits is correct. May even be dangerous too. One doesn't want to wait until problems arise before taking necessary precautions when it comes to health concerns. Yes, the sugar in fruits known as fructose, doesn't metabolizes the same as say processed cane sugar (white or brown), and the fiber in the fruit does make a difference in how the body processes the sugar in fruits. If you juice oranges VS eating them whole, there is a difference in the metabolizing process because the fiber is missing. Certain fruits contain less sugar than some and it is advisable to eat the ones with more sugar more sparingly, for example bananas VS kiwis, fiber or not. Berries are also on the list with less sugar, mangos have a lot of sugar . I think your statement would be more applicable towards the consumption of leafy greens. Eat all you want with those, I think, unless advised by a doctor, with those on certain medications maybe because of the oxalates found in them. I think fruits, while they are a healthy food and can be extensively consumed, I don't think they fit into the category of "eat all you want".

I'll never look at a chocolate bar the same again after reading this post. Hehe

He has already, SILENCE. He's indirectly communicating it by example.😇

I'm sure these guys won't think so. I'll probably secretly get a few haters after that rant, if I haven't already.

No, not at all. It didn't sound insensitive to me; more like on a "tough love" level. I can't really go there too harsh on this topic because it will be too harsh because of how I view this issue and I'm aware of how sometimes I can get carried away on emotional issues that becomes personal to me. How about this "you frigging bastards, how dare you treat the woman in your life this way. The woman who could potentially bear your children who will get your last name and carry on your imaginary legacy that you so think is you. The only thing you got that anyone could remember you by, not your egotistical accomplishments that could possibly burn up in a fire or a frigging tsunami. If you think a friggin' chocolate bar can supplement the love I can show you that you do obviously crave if you're holding unto a dusty piece of heavy-metal laced tooth-rotting piece of brown filth........need I go on.lol

You are missing the point. What she means is in the act itself. The act of sex is giving and receiving. Giving and receiving happens simultaneously but in the male/female sexual act, the woman is receiving and the male giving. The female is also giving and the man is also receiving but in a different way. The exchange then becomes more on an emotional level, while the normal sex act in itself is more on a physical level. Please try leave logic behind when it comes to these topics as it very rarely applies to emotional issues as sex can be. This has nothing to do with your logical explanation on investment from a guy. That's a whole different topic in this case.

Sometimes it's how we say things that matters. Your words were a bit condescending but your explanation showed more clarity in the point you were trying to make. When guys speak about not getting sex here, they are single and are not in a relationships. That's what I'm speaking on when I say they are not entitled. Meaning random women don't owe you sex and neither does any girl you're approaching or even trying to get with. Some of them act as if they are entitled to be having sex just because they exist without putting in the effort or work to make it happen, as if it should just fall on their laps. When I mention that, i'm speaking about men who expect it from women who they are not in relationships with. It's good if it happens without that, but don't complain about the lack of it if you haven't claimed any one as your personal girlfriend or wife. I'm not saying you have to be in a relationship or married, but don't feel entitled to it and complain about the lack of it if you're just looking to just sleep around with random girls. The OP is in a relationship, there's a difference. Well, that was my aim in my response to OP. I gave her solutions that might help not tell her to go work it out on her own in a dismissive fashion.

You know we cool and all, but I have to say your comment here sounds a bit personal and biased. Sounds like something in her post either triggered you or reminded you of something in your past personal experience. You picked out the most seemingly trivial example of how she was explaining his cheapness and made a mockery of it, knowing well enough that that's not all she was concerned about. Seems a bit biased and picking out parts of her story to try to justify your undermining of her legitimate concerns that really had nothing to do entirely with the not sharing of chocolates. What happened, you didn't give some girl chocolates for Valentine once and she dumped you, is that it. 😜